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What was one of the principal tasks and objectives of the Freedmen's Bureau (1865-1870)? Group of answer choices A. removing aid from the poor and aged to benefit only the most promising freedpeople B. closing down schools to promote a strictly agricultural society C. settling disputes between whites and blacks and among the freedpeople D. securing equal treatment in the business world for former slave owners

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          What was one of the principal tasks and objectives of the Freedmen's Bureau (1865-1870)?
Group of answer choices
A. removing aid from the poor and aged to benefit only the most promising freedpeople
B. closing down schools to promote a strictly agricultural society
C. settling disputes between whites and blacks and among the freedpeople
D. securing equal treatment in the business world for former slave owners

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The Freedmen's Bureau was established in 1865, just after the Civil War, to assist freed slaves (freedmen) and poor whites in the Southern United States. Its tasks included providing food, housing, education, and medical aid, as well as helping freedpeople Show more…

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What was one of the principal tasks and objectives of the Freedmen's Bureau (1865-1870)? Group of answer choices A. removing aid from the poor and aged to benefit only the most promising freedpeople B. closing down schools to promote a strictly agricultural society C. settling disputes between whites and blacks and among the freedpeople D. securing equal treatment in the business world for former slave owners